October 9 2024 - The island of Bornholm is dominated by industrial farming, especially meat producing farms. There was a big interest in the film from people who long for more nature-friendly and regenerative farming methods, and the screening was sold out. We talked about [...]

October 1 2024 - This screening in Falkoner Bio (movie theatre) was completely sold out. Thank you Danmarks Naturfredningsforening (The Danish Nature Association) for supporting the screening and Dråben i Havet (Drop in the Ocean) for co-arranging it. Lone Loklindt, vice major in Frederiksberg, introduced the [...]

September 30 2024 - Begitta Blauhat from Valby Miljøgruppe (Environmental Group), Karen Lumholdt from Grøn Kirke (Green Church) and Mads Kusk form Valby Bibliotek (Library) arranged and supported a sold out screening in Valby, in greater Copenhagen.

Vejle is Isabelle’s mother’s birth town, so this was a special screening for her. Isabelle’s grandparents and mother have planted a seed in her with their love for nature. Her mother talked about taking care of the planet 35 years ago, long before it became [...]

This screening took place in Taastrup in Nordisk Film Biografer (movie theatre) in collaboration with Danmarks Naturfredningsforening (The Danish Nature Association) and Alternativet (political party). The discussion afterwards was centered around whether we can actually feed the growing population with regenerative farming methods. The answer [...]

September 1 2024 - We had the most wonderful screening in Vig! The audience was fantastic! Despite the warm beach weather on a Sunday afternoon, 120 people showed up to watch a film about agriculture. That says a lot about how much longing there is [...]

  September 6 2024 - Sold Out! Once again, a full house. This time in Faxe, where the film was screened in Biografen Kanten at the official opening of the JORD - Art and Nature Festival. Thank you, Ingeborg Fangel Mo and Signe Glahn, [...]

A very special screening was hosted by Earthwise Residency and Secret Hotel in the beautiful national park Mols Bjerge. Trine Rytter Andersen and Christine Fentz had arranged a lovely dinner with produce from their regenerative garden before showing the film. We were invited to stay [...]

With support from The Danish Society for Nature Conservation (Danmarks Naturfredningsforening) and The Danish Climate Movement (Klimabevægelsen i Danmark) the film was screened in Grand Theatre in Copenhagen for the third time and once again before a full audience. Special thanks to Lisbeth Signe Nielsen and Stine Bardeleben Helles.